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Saudi Arabia’s Non-Oil GDP Expected to Grow by 6% in 2023, Finance Minister Al-Jadaan Says at FII
Saudi Arabia’s Finance Minister Mohammed Al-Jadaan addressed Saudi Arabia’s economy and fiscal situation in 2023 and beyond during his speech at the FII in Riyadh, noting that Saudi Arabia’s non-oil gross domestic product (GDP) is expected to grow by around 6% this year and said it would continue to see similarly healthy growth in the years ahead.
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Discussing Saudi Arabia’s Regional HQ program with Mansour El-Zahab and Zeynep Kösereisoğlu from Frontierview and much more…
In episode 108, Mansour El-Zahab and Zeynep Kösereisoğlu from Frontierview, a leading market intelligence and research company, join The 966 to discuss Saudi Arabia’s Regional HQ program (commonly referred to as the “RHQ” program) and dive into some of the legal and practical details ahead of the effective date of the program starting in 2024. The RHQ program is the […]
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Goldman Sachs Research Report Highlights Saudi Investment to Transform Economy, Says Efforts are Showing Results
Saudi Arabia’s focus on diversifying its economy beyond oil is showing results, according to a recent report from Goldman Sachs Research.
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Saudi Aramco’s CEO Says Kingdom is Eying New Investments in LNG – Report
Amin Nasser, the CEO of Saudi Aramco, said his company is looking at more investments in liquefied natural gas (LNG) to boost its plans to become a leading player in the seaborne gas market, according to a report.
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Shares of oil and gas driller ADES Holding Climbed Almost 30% above its listing price on its market debut in Riyadh
Shares of oil and gas driller ADES Holding climbed almost 30% above its listing price on its market debut in Riyadh on Wednesday after raising $1.22 billion in an initial public offering last month, according to Reuters.
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Israeli Minister Speaks Publicly for the First Time in Saudi Arabia’s Capital Riyadh – Report
An Israeli minister spoke publicly for the first time in Saudi Arabia’s capital Riyadh about “blossoming ties” between the two countries, the latest sign the duo are inching toward normalizing relations – and even thanked the two leaders, mentioning first the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.
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Discussing the Venture Capital ecosystem in Saudi Arabia and the MENA with investor Amjad Ahmad and much more…
In episode 105 of The 966, Amjad Ahmad, a leading venture capitalist and seasoned investment professional with extensive experience in VC and private equity in emerging markets, joins to discuss the VC ecosystem in Saudi Arabia, the MENA region, and globally today. In addition to over two decades of experience investing in the region, Amjad […]
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Saudi Aramco expands into LNG by buying stake worth $500m in MidOcean Energy
Saudi Aramco, the world’s largest oil-exporting company, has signed a $500 million agreement to buy a minority stake in liquefied natural gas (LNG) company MidOcean Energy. This is Aramco’s first investment in LNG and is part of the company’s efforts to diversify its activity beyond its core oil business. The strategic partnership enables Aramco to tap into […]
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The CEO of Riyadh’s financial district, Gautam Sashittal, joins The 966 to talk about the Kingdom’s original giga-project and the city of the future
Gautam Sashittal, the CEO of Riyadh’s financial district that has redefined Riyadh’s skyline and is the city’s most sought-after business address and lifestyle destination, joins The 966 podcast. The district is home to many of Saudi Arabia’s largest companies and regional headquarters of international corporations doing business in the region, as well as the Kingdom’s […]
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Watch Saudi Arabia’s Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman’s Interview with Fox News’ Bret Baier
Saudi Arabia’s Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman sat down with Fox News journalist Bret Baier for a wide-ranging interview – his first in English with an American television network.
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Saudi Arabia’s non-oil business activity grows robustly in March, PMI shows
Strong demand helped drive non-oil business activity in Saudi Arabia in March, with output accelerating to a six-month high, a survey showed on Wednesday. The seasonally-adjusted Riyad Bank Saudi Arabia Purchasing Managers' Index stood at 57.0 in March, slightly lower than 57.2 in February, but well above the 50.0 mark denoting expansion in activity. The output sub-index rose to 62.2 in March from 61.5 the previous month, its strongest since September last year, supported by new orders particularly in the manufacturing sector.
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Saudi Arabia Hits Milestone In Shift Away From Oil Economy
Government data released last month shows the real GDP growth rate for non-oil activities at about 4.4%, valuing the sector at about 1.7 trillion Saudi riyals (around $453 billion). This puts the kingdom on course to meet the objectives set out in Vision 2030, its broad program of policies and reforms, which holds economic diversification as one of its core objectives.
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Two go on trial in Switzerland over ‘kleptocracy’ scandal involving Saudi oil firm, Malaysian bank
Two managers of a Saudi oil exploration company went on trial in Switzerland on Tuesday for alleged fraud and money laundering over a scandal years ago linked to a Malaysian sovereign wealth fund that the U.S. Justice Department once described as the “biggest kleptocracy case” ever. The defendants from PetroSaudi — a Swiss Saudi citizen and a Swiss British national who were not identified by name for privacy reasons — are accused of having created a scheme in 2009 under which 1 Malaysia Development Berhad, or 1MDB, would set up a joint venture based on false premises.
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Oil stays near five-month highs as tighter supply looms
Oil prices were steady on Monday near five-month highs as markets expect tighter supply from OPEC+ cuts and attacks on Russian refineries while upbeat Chinese manufacturing data supported an improving demand outlook.Brent crude was 10 cents lower at $86.90 a barrel by 1115 GMT after rising 2.4% last week. U.S. West Texas Intermediate crude was at $83.14 a barrel, down 3 cents following a 3.2% gain last week.
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Oil stays near five-month highs as tighter supply looms
Oil prices were steady on Monday near five-month highs as markets expect tighter supply from OPEC+ cuts and attacks on Russian refineries while upbeat Chinese manufacturing data supported an improving demand outlook.Brent crude was 10 cents lower at $86.90 a barrel by 1115 GMT after rising 2.4% last week. U.S. West Texas Intermediate crude was at $83.14 a barrel, down 3 cents following a 3.2% gain last week.
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Saudi Arabia may hike May crude oil prices to Asia
Top oil exporter Saudi Arabia may raise the official selling price (OSP) for flagship Arab Light crude in May after Middle East benchmarks strengthened last month, industry sources said. The May OSP for Arab Light crude could rise by 20 to 30 cents a barrel from April, according to a Reuters survey of six refining sources. The expectation of higher prices comes after the backwardation structure in the Dubai benchmark narrowed by 33 cents a barrel in March versus February, Reuters data showed. When the market is in backwardation, prompt prices are higher than those in future months, implying tight supply.
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Biden’s oil boom
Almost no matter the metric, the U.S. oil and gas industry has flourished under President Joe Biden, even though his administration has pushed hard to transition the U.S. economy toward a carbon-free future to fight climate change.
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Houthis threaten Saudi Arabia’s oil installations for ‘supporting US aggression’
Yemen’s Houthi rebels have threatened to target Saudi Arabia’s oil installations should the country allow a US-led coalition to use its airspace to counter the group’s attacks, a Houthi spokesperson said in an interview with al-Masirah TV on March 25. “We have sent a message to Saudi Arabia that it will be a target if it allows American fighter jets to use its territory or airspace in their aggression on Yemen,” Mohammed Ali al-Houthi, a member of the group’s Supreme Political Council, said in the interview.
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Saudi Arabia’s non-oil exports increase by 0.8 percent in January
Saudi Arabia’s non-oil exports, including re-exports, recorded a 0.8 percent increase in January 2024 compared to the same period in 2023, reported the General Authority for Statistics. Excluding re-exports, non-oil exports saw an 11.5 percent decline as re-exports rose by 42.6 percent in the same period. The authority also reported a decline in overall merchandise exports mainly due to the decline in oil exports following Saudi Arabia’s pledge of an additional oil output cut of 1 million barrels per day in July 2023.
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Russia struggles to collect oil payments as China, UAE, Turkey raise bank scrutiny
Russian oil firms face delays of up to several months to be paid for crude and fuel as banks in China, Turkey and the United Arab Emirates (UAE) become more wary of U.S. secondary sanctions, eight sources familiar with the matter said.Payment delays reduce revenue to the Kremlin and make them erratic, allowing Washington to achieve its dual policy sanction goals - to disrupt money going to the Kremlin to punish it for the war in Ukraine while not interrupting global energy flows.
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